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Worlds Apart: Indian badminton's medal hopes rise against global competition

India hosts the BWF World Championships with a strong medal-winning legacy. Chinese dominance has waned, creating an open field for many contenders. Indian players like PV Sindhu and Satwik-Chirag aim for podium finishes. The men's singles category presents a challenging and unpredictable draw for all. The tournament promises exciting matches…

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Bhubaneswar-Kolkata IndiGo flight on Aug 13 cancelled after pilot detects technical snag

An IndiGo flight from Bhubaneswar to Kolkata was cancelled on August 13. The pilot detected a technical issue while passengers were boarding the aircraft. All 56 passengers were safely escorted back to the arrival area. The cancellation caused some passenger agitation which was quickly managed by airport personnel. Airlines continue…

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“Work from flat, not work from home”: Man living alone explains why remote work feels lonely

Virendra expressed his thoughts on remote work, comparing it to living in a flat where his waking, working, and sleeping all happen in one space. This monotonous routine strips away the essence of home, leaving him feeling little distinction between his living space and the office. His reflections struck a…

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Earlier this year, the U.S. Army Corps tested Chicago's invasive-carp barrier at 3 electrical levels. Now, engineers know how the system behaves when voltage rises to 4.6 volts per inch, helping prepare for a future Great Lakes invasion threat

Engineers tested Chicago's electric fish barrier at higher electrical levels this year. This testing aimed to understand potential responses to invasive carp threats. Data was collected in both winter and summer conditions for comprehensive analysis. The study also assessed safety implications of increased electrical currents around the barrier.

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Quote of the Day by Shakira: “Everyone can know what is in my heart because… – Inspiring lessons on honesty, authenticity, vulnerability, trust and why you should never be afraid to be yourself by the Colombian singer known for her powerful performances and deep insights on confidence and human connection

Quote of the Day by Shakira: Shakira’s quote, “Everyone can know what is in my heart because I find it hard to conceal myself,” explores the importance of honesty, emotional openness, vulnerability, and authentic self-expression. The quote suggests that being open about our feelings can help others understand who we…

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Padikkal rises to the occasion: Drafted in after Sudharsan’s injury, Devdutt repays the faith with a maiden century

India's top order displayed assured batting on a good pitch in Galle. Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul formed a strong opening partnership for the team. Devdutt Padikkal scored an unbeaten century, putting India in control of the game. Padikkal's preparation paid off, leading to a stylish performance in the match.…

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Belgium wildfire burns at least 1,600 hectares

One of Belgium's biggest-ever fires continues to burn, authorities have yet to bring it under control.

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Golf’s Great Divide: Brilliant on course, bungling off it

Golf's 2026 major championships featured four distinct winners, highlighting individual player achievements. The sport's governing bodies delayed a golf ball rollback, creating uncertainty for the future. LIV Golf faced significant financial challenges and a potential restructuring. The PGA Tour strategically allied with the Asian Tour, isolating LIV further. Talented golfers…

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How much does it cost to move into A 3BHK in Bengaluru? Couple reveals full breakdown of their ₹2.53 lakh expenses

A couple residing in Bengaluru recently disclosed their relocation costs amounting to ₹2.53 lakh for a new three-bedroom apartment. Significant expenditures included a hefty ₹1.5 lakh security deposit and additional payments of ₹37,000 for the broker and ₹60,000 for furniture transportation. They also incurred expenses for moving personal items and…

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A Florida homeowner swapped lawn grass for old soaked cardboard, mulch and native plants without digging up the lawn; the result was a low-maintenance front yard ecosystem where pollinators, birds, edible plants and people could coexist

A Florida homeowner transformed a conventional grass-covered front yard without removing the existing lawn. The project used soaked cardboard, organic material and thick mulch to suppress the grass, followed by stone pathways and plants selected for pollinators, birds and household use. The approach, known as sheet mulching, can gradually add…

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Iran fires back at Trump's threat to declare Hormuz a U.S. territory

Iran asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz, rejecting US President Donald Trump's claims. Trump stated he would declare the strait US territory after defeating Iran. An unnamed White House official later clarified Trump was joking about the declaration. Attacks in the strait continue, impacting regional shipping and oil prices…

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Hormuz ship attacks mount as US vows to cripple Iran economy

The Strait of Hormuz has seen an uptick in ship attacks, causing grave concerns as peace negotiations remain stagnant. Recently, two vessels from the Abu Dhabi National Oil Co were targeted while navigating this crucial passage. In response, the United States intends to implement further economic sanctions in an effort…

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Gurgaon’s monkey problem has a new celebrity

A Gurgaon society uses a large poster of a langur to scare away monkeys. This innovative approach aims to solve a persistent problem faced by residents. The poster features Babulal, a real langur, whose image was captured and edited by a guard. This AI-driven solution raises questions about the future…

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Greek proverb of the day: ‘I said this to my dog and my dog said it to its tail’ – a lesson on responsibility and passing the buck

A Greek proverb illustrates how instructions move endlessly without action. This saying highlights the common habit of shifting tasks to others. Family and work environments often experience this diffusion of responsibility. Clear ownership of tasks ensures quicker and more efficient completion. Ultimately, taking personal responsibility leads to better outcomes.

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Quote of the day by Alexander Pushkin: ‘People are so like their first mother Eve: what they are given doesn't…’ – Russian poet on human desire, temptation and why we want what we cannot have

Alexander Pushkin, a foundational figure in Russian literature, explored human desire. His novel 'Eugene Onegin' highlights the allure of forbidden fruit. Pushkin believed restriction intensifies desire, making the unavailable more appealing. He noted people often value things only after they become inaccessible. This enduring theme reflects on the restless nature…

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Gulag prisoners built this town during WW2, it grew into a USSR mining centre of over 10,000 people; before the end of the Soviet era brought its decline in 1996

Once a vibrant Soviet town dedicated to coal mining during World War II, Kadykchan was home to a lively community complete with schools and houses. Its downfall was triggered by the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991, further exacerbated by the mine's closure in 1996. Now, it lies deserted, serving as…

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Quote of the day by Friedrich Schiller: ‘If you cannot please everyone with your deeds and your art…’ – German philosopher on why pleasing everyone can weaken originality

German poet Friedrich Schiller championed artistic independence and originality. He believed pleasing a few with genuine art held more value. Schiller saw aesthetic experience as vital for human freedom and individual development. His writings explored art's role in refining sensibilities and encouraging thought. Schiller's influential ideas continue to shape discussions…

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Jharkhand students escalate protest; to burn CM Soren, Rahul Gandhi effigies tomorrow, announce August 20 siege of CM's residence

Student leaders will burn effigies of Chief Minister Hemant Soren and Rahul Gandhi. They demand cancellation of JSSC CGL and JPSC examinations. A CBI inquiry into alleged irregularities is also being sought. Students plan to surround the Chief Minister's residence on August 20. The agitation will intensify if demands are…

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Magnus Carlsen wins Esports World Cup title for second year in a row

Magnus Carlsen has claimed victory once again, successfully defending his title at the Esports World Cup chess championship. In an exhilarating grand final, Carlsen outmaneuvered Denis Lazavik, securing a decisive 2-0 win that showcased his relentless determination throughout the tournament. Meanwhile, Hikaru Nakamura secured third place with his impressive performance.

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Never mind the type, Swaraj is your biryani & you shall have it!

Biryani advertisements highlight its diverse regional variations and culinary appeal. The dish's origins are debated, with links to Persian and Sanskrit roots. Historical accounts mention biryani in Mughal courts and military encampments. Its many forms reflect India's eclectic individualism and freedom of choice. Biryani's widespread popularity spans from local eateries…

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Morocco swapped scorching black asphalt for porous “sponge” pavement; the experimental surface ran up to 16°F cooler, offering cities a surprising new way to beat urban heat

Morocco is testing permeable “sponge” pavement in selected urban areas of Marrakech and Agadir as cities look for ways to manage extreme heat and heavy rainfall. Unlike conventional asphalt, the surface allows water to move into layers beneath the pavement, potentially reducing runoff and supporting evaporative cooling when moisture is…

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"Hezbollah using its own civilians as human shields": Netanyahu on several killed in Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon

Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Hezbollah of violating a ceasefire after soldiers were injured. Israel's military responded by striking a Hezbollah headquarters in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah, in turn, accused Israel of aggressive escalation and targeting civilians. The Israeli Prime Minister's Office stated civilians were not the intended targets. Both sides exchanged…

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Have broken glass jars at home? Try these simple and creative ways to reuse them instead of throwing them away

Broken glass jars hold a treasure trove of creative potential. Consider transforming them into charming candle holders or stylish bathroom organizers. With their wide openings, they also make fantastic drinking glasses for your daily hydration. Small plants like herbs or succulents thrive in these repurposed jars, providing an eco-friendly option…

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"BJP protecting rapists and criminals": Rahul Gandhi meets Ankita Bhandari's family; says family still awaiting justice

Rahul Gandhi met Ankita Bhandari's family, who still await justice for her murder. Ankita was a receptionist allegedly murdered after resisting a VIP guest's demands. Her room was demolished before an investigation, raising suspicions about the case. Gandhi alleged the state government protects the VIP due to his BJP-RSS affiliation.…

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Iran, Oman home in on Hormuz Strait deal as ship attacks mount

Iran and Oman are nearing a deal on managing Strait of Hormuz. This agreement aims to ensure safe passage through the vital waterway. The United States is preparing new economic measures against Iran. Regional conflicts involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Hamas continue to escalate. Tensions persist as global energy markets remain…

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